jazzaxe
Legend
Silver Level
I was involved in a hand where I formed a nut straight on the turn. The board was double suited. I decided that the odds were in my favor and bet my stack Each opponent called and indeed, one of the opponents hit the flush on the river when his suit came up and the other opponent was stacked. They both showed hands on the showdown and they both had flush draws in either suit.
I started questioning whether I had made the right decision. They both had nine outs so the pot odds were not in their favor. I don't know if I had that much of an advantage, since I needed one of the two other suits to hit on the river. So for me to win it was even money and I really did not have odds in my favor to prevent my straight from being beaten. Any opinion on this would be appreciated.
I started questioning whether I had made the right decision. They both had nine outs so the pot odds were not in their favor. I don't know if I had that much of an advantage, since I needed one of the two other suits to hit on the river. So for me to win it was even money and I really did not have odds in my favor to prevent my straight from being beaten. Any opinion on this would be appreciated.